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Supporting Guatemala Mayan Healers
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In the lush highlands of Guatemala, the ancient art of healing thrives, carried forward by H-menó’ob, or Mayan healers. These respected practitioners are the custodians of profound herbal knowledge and spiritual wisdom, bridging the natural and supernatural realms to restore harmony and balance. While some H-menó’ob also serve as midwives, their roles extend far beyond childbirth, encompassing a holistic understanding of physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Materials Used in Maya Textiles
Preparation: The preparation of cotton for spinning was an intensive process. After harvesting, the cotton had to be thoroughly washed to remove impurities and then painstakingly picked clean of seeds. This manual process ensured that the cotton fibers were ready for spinning into yarn.
Lake Atitlan Mayan Nose Hike
Lake Atitlan Mayan Nose Hike
Indian Nose Lake Atitlan Officially Renamed The Mayan Nose For years Tourists have come to Lake Atitlan Guatemala for the view, the hiking, climbing San Pedro Volcano and one of the best early-morning hikes is to climb what has always been called The Indian’s Nose a viewpoint which sits at 2,863 meters
Ayahuasca use in Guatemala
Ayahuasca use in Guatemala Tourism: Ayahuasca tourism become increasingly popular in Guatemala. Ayahuasca have been overtaken by profiteers.
Guatemala Empower Female Mayan Artisans
Empower Female Mayan Artisans is owned by Female Mayan Artisans, This is an important fact for the future for Guatemalan Artisans
Seven Days in Guatemala Tours
Seven Days in Guatemala Tours with a Purpose to take you away from the crowds, into the heart of the Mayan Culture that we support.
Guatemala Shopping Ethical Fashion
Shop Ethical Fashion Guatemala is a marketing strategy supported by over 1000 weavers from Guatemala. Ethical Fashion Guatemala, also can be called eco fashion, is a part of the growing design philosophy and trend of sustainability, the goal of which is to create a system which can be supported indefinitely in terms of human impact on the environment and social responsibility.
Guatemalan Clothing Designs Huipil Tipico
Huipil Tipico Clothing Designs Guatemala. The huipil is a traditional garment worn by Indigenous women from Guatemala. The term Tipico represents a typical clothing design.
Chichicastenango Market | Popul Vuh
Chichicastenango Market | Popul Vuh
For most travelers to Guatemala the Chichi Market as it is called is a stopping point to enjoy the color and excitement of the Market on Thursdays and Sundays.